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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-19
Diamond Notes.


Mansfield plays here to-day and to.mor.
row and Sandusky will be here Thursday
and Friday Of this week.
Tho Wheeling team In the race for the
championship Is atill in fifth place, and the
chances are that she will remain there. \
Tho shamrocks and 6rumblors PLAYED
match game OF ball yesterday on the tun.
mel green, which was won by the Sham.
rocks. Score, Is to 10. ri .g ~
The Pittsburgh League team will DO
here sure on October 10 and II. Il re-.
naina to DO seen whether Wheeling will
BIO wiped out Of existence or not on that
occasion. ,gGg &|I$ :
Sam Barley, Of the Allegheny base
bal! club, is at his home on the Island
With lame hand. He was hit by ball
Saturday, breaking one Of tho small bones
in his hand. ii, n. Isl~5. =
The directors Of the Wheeling Club met
Saturday evening and released Bell, first
baaeman; Purvis, catcher, and Sullivan,
pitcher. The approaching end of the
season and q desire to cut down expenses
is given Gs the reason for this action.
Columbus has fred its Jonah Manager
Clifford, and released one OF her beat men,
Dan Efck, tho first baseman. West, tho
captain, has been elected manager Of the
team for the remainder Of the season, and
Goodiellow will play fret base when not
back Of the bat. When catching, West
will do the honors at lirs. base. 81,
sspdnsky beat Z,nesville Saturday a.
Zanesvills. The eeore was 8 to 2. Zines.
vil!o after having had five victories ur.
Ing the week. two over Mansfield and
three owe. ssndusky, naturally took her
defeat on Saturday pretty hard. 1t was a
close and exciting contest. Hito-Ssn.
duBky, Is; Zluesyillo, g.. Errors-3 each.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Foil
r. f.r. L." IN. ..H Abrnntl. It

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Folk
ri, 0. Abroad. rs
Mics Lima Brown, Of this city, ID tn
guest OF friends in Little Washington.
Miss Minnie Donaldson, Of the Island
| is the guest Of friends in Washington, Pa
Mr.. ". F. Peterson was in Cleyslan,
last week on pleasure aud busineH
trip. 6El& j%0.fE -
Misses Alice and Kate Baggs, Of tn
Island, are visiting their cousin Scot
Bsgss, Of Washington, Pes n
Mr.. Charlen Copp, accompanied by hi
mother and sister, Miss Carrie, was visit
ing in Cleveland last week.
Mr.. and Mis-. Henry stamm returned
Saturday from pleasant trip 10 Canton
Cleveland and other Ohio towns. g /. Il =
Mr.. Elwood Shsllcross aud family, wht
have been visiting hia parents here, re
turned last week to their home in Phila
delphia. ,
Col. George W. Thompson; Preaider
and General Manager of tho Ohio R;vel
Railroad, was up from Parkeraburi
Saturday. ~. & 4.
Mrs. @. Aul and daughter Minnie, O
Wheeling, orc Visiting her parents, MIR
and Mrs. Peters, on West North street,
Canton REPOSITORY : 20! 'l%l tssS'.f
Judge @. T. 7. Moore, OF Elwell, Msor
county, accompanied by his daughters
Misses Ida, frankie, May and Lizzie, ia q,
the Mcclure House. - '55ga IA
Mr.. B. s. McLure made trip through
tho Kanawha valley last week in the IN
terests 'of tho insurance agency: witt
which he is connected. 4iss's16 N
Dr.. 9. Schnepi, tho drugsist, returned
Saturday night l,om Philadelphia. q,
says tho published accounts do not con
vey an adequate impression Of Thursday
parade. a.ra s;5u .js.g
Mesers. Henry Keller, Frank Warder
and Frank Waterman, ex-senator Cam
den 5 private secretary, came up IRON
Perkersburg yesterday on pleasure trip
They will return this morning. Ssf
MIR. Sylvester ,Willismu, OF Cincinnati
who has been i'll ut Bethany, hiss recov
cred, and he and hia wife are yisitin,
Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr.. and HRS
George R. Taylor, in this city, on theil
way homo to Cincinnati. f,E
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edit. mny be productive Of still moro fun
In the ranks OF the Democracy, h m 4

edit, nay be productive OF still moro fun
In the ranks Of the Democracy. "
William sh,iysr, ei Cassyills, who was
married 10 Miss Ida Wolfe, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, Of the Reunion at Wheeling, has re.
turned with bio bride, and was given big
serensde by the boys. Col. "Billy" Ia "a
proud Of hie wife 90 q littlo boy with pair
OF new boots. In few days they will
take charge OF hia line hotel In Buckhan.
non.-Aorganto.tn Post. y, Y{.lSy
A man named Yokum died In Ran.
dolph county n few days since aged 100.
He was the Oldest man In the county and
GO far is known, In the State. He retained
10 q remarkable degree his bodily vigor
up TO bis fatal illness and his mind was
perfectly clear TO the laet. Mr.. Yokum
leaves aeyeral children 10 mourn his loes,
tho Oldest oil whom Is eighty.Beven years
old. Gj
Bob Ayers, who WIS arrested a! Moore.
fold and taken over to Maryland to an.
iswer to charge of DEMONSTRATING, has
been brought back to this State, and Is
now In the Grant county jail, awaiting
tlls action Of the authorltiea In Augusta
county, Va, where he 10 also wanted for
demonstrating. The Maryland authorities
failed to produce evidence sufficient to
hold him. gIsp G5j N.
The Marietta Leader nays that "the COM
mittee appointed by the Board OF Trade 10
make an inspection oil the Eureka, W.
Va, gaa field, find that there ia an abund.
arce OF gas for supplying Marietta and
Parkeisburg. It Ia only questlon OF
time when gaa will be piped 10 this city,
and IN great noasure take the place OF
coal for heating and manufacturing pur.
poaee." +. M 4, 5Hg la'
Considerable excitement was created at
Oakland, Md, a lew days since, by the
attempt OF VIM. Grim, Of that place, to
shoot his wife. Mrs. Grim suspected her
husband OF infdellty, and followed him to
placs where she supposed the object OF
bio affection dweit. Grim drew q pistol
from bis pocket and fred upon her, put.
ting a bullet through her hat, grazing her
head. Grim 10 in jail. lie is Indicted for
violating the local obtion law, and was
out on bail, but his suroties surrendered
him after the uhooting ARRAY.
Miss Amanda, daughter Of u. Wick.
line, Of Monongalia county, was sitting on
q pile Of plank and leaning against a
higher pile hshind her, whom she felt
something pluck or pull at her dress on
ono side ind near tho waist.
Looking to see what 1t could be,
she saw large comprehend \ snake
In ono OF the ,int1rstices between the
planks behind her. Nothing daunted, she
proceeded to Dispatch the reptile, and
then It wss discovered that thole was a |
brood Of young ones. After Staying the
old one, she pulled down tho pile Of plank
and found and killed twenty young cop
pethehda. Thoy were all large enough 10 |
show fight, and they showed 1t. .l
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IRoN;wonkERs' PLANS. (
The ueators md Rollers to join the Anna
G,MEa Enniateu Association.

The Heators and Rollers to join the Anal
E,&s Eaniuted Association.
Preuident Weihe, Of the Amalgamatet
Association, was in this city Saturday al
ternoon attending meeting OF the mai
plate heaters. heaters helpers, rollera and
roll hands connected with the nail mills
between Steubenville and Benwood.
The object OF the meeting was to devise
come plan to bring the prices paid for Ia.
Dor in theee departments up to the Anal.
gamatsd standard. u
Every mill was Represented, and the
action wss unanimous to Immediately take
steps to b,iDgths prica up to conform with
that paid in the thirty-two other nail
mills west OF the mountains. l.7a}a
The peculiar feature Of the meeting was
the prominent part taken by the nom
union men who established the prices
they now propose to advance. -s
Committees wore appointed from the
different branches to decide upon the best
plan OF procedure to bring about the nd.
vance. aud report to meeting in this city
next Saturday, 81.
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Two encsmpments Of Sons Of Veterans
are now being formed In this city, one
north Of the creek and the other south,
Every son Of Union soldier Of the proper
aga should become member. Next year
the grand .encampment Of the United
States ia to meet in Wheeling, and It Is
desired to have at lenst two good posts
here before that meeting. The order is a
patriotic and admirable one, and should
have the encouragement Of all union Low.
inn citizens. 80 Ys.FtTs .gEa s.l-,= !
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MISS MATuERs PLAYS.
ono OF Tho most Admirable Engagement
l.l, az On Record. lJ,.-hg- 5sIf all q.


PA on Record. Fl. ( -
Manager Riester ia certainly favorable
in his opening attractions at. the Opera
Houso this season. The engagement Of
Margaret Mather, which closed Saturday
evening, WAS one Of the most notable eyel
played at Q Wheeling theatre. The pre-.
nsntation Of "Lsah, the Forsaken,", Fri.
day night, has already been spoken Of
Saturday afternoon "Romeo and Juliet
was presented, and in the evening s4The
Honeymoon" It ia not enough 10 say
that Miss Ma.her's Juliet was the best
juliet ever seen here. The play was put
on in manner seldom ATTEMPTED with a
legitimate drama. The company was euf.
fcently large to place all the characters In
the hands OF person OF known fitness.
The attention to detaila usually overlook.
cd was pleasant 10 observe. q Mics NJ ather'a
marked characteristic ia her apparent in
spirational method. Her whole art ep.
pears to DO in striving to be, not appear,
the character che acts. AB a pupil OF the
natural school Of acting she is success.
Her ability was equality manifest in the
tender passages OF the balcony aceue, the
parting with Romeo la her boudoir. the
scene in Fri1r Lawrences cell when ehe
receives the sleeping potion and the drink.
Ing OF tho polioa. OF her support Il IN
adequate praise to ssy it was worthy OF
her. "2g ID y q 49, IsSs -. '"1' -
In the comedy Saturday nigh. she
showed the Bsme charming absence Of an.
parent art. She vas Juliana, and quite
won The. hearts Of her audiences whiIe
winning the approval Of their Judgment.
Few playa have been 60 thoroughly en-.
joyed by Wheeling audiences. Again her
support was al, that could be asked, NJ
Next Friday evening Fred Ward will
appear as Galba in the new heroic drams
OF that name. The tendency to confuse
this play with the older "Gladistors'' is
unjuht. Galta WAS q gladiator, but there
the resemblance ceases. The foremost
actress on the American stage is to be- sue.
ceeded by the foremost actor. The oppor.
tunity 70 see two such famouu s,ars with.
laa week is rare enc. 49,
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The. Suspension n bridge ID, R l,.,,,,,,,

The steel rails for the new street car
track across the suspension bridge have
arrived, and the work Of laying the track
and retlooring the bridge will begin thia
morning. The floor will be torn up in
sections OF about thirty feet at q time.
that being the length Of the rails, aud the
sections will be fenced of till the work ia
completed, 80 that all travel will have to
keep 10 one side Of the bridge for thst dia.
lance. A week or so will serve to dniah
the repairs Of the. bridge il the weather
keeps good. The painting has all been
done and everything completed but the
retoorlug Of the roadway and relayiDg the
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Excursions to St. Louis, NO., via tho Popu.
vi Is lar Panhandle hot,te. 5-it gi7F

E1cursions to St. Louis, NO., via tho Popu.
=! S5 lar Panhandle Route. -. "a.
On account OF the twenty.irst National
Enoampment Of the g. A. r. to be held
IN 81. Louie, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati G
St. Louis Railway-rthe popular Panhan-
die Route-will sell excursion tickets to
g.. Louis and return a. rate Of sll.75 from
Wheeling, W. Va, from September "a to
~ inclusive. Thess tickets will be good
ior passage into St.. Louis until September
IS, and returning from September ~ to
October 5, 1887. By special arrangens rts
original pnrchasezs Of these excursion
tickets can have the time limited extend.
cd until October 81, which will afford am /.
pie opportunity to visit points in the West
and Southwest. a ;.SIj i6s .93iSSi.
" Persons contemplating Visiting st, Louia
during the Encnmpment, ehould bear in
mind that The Panhandle Route is the
short Inc to St. Louis, running day coaches
and Pullman sleeping cars through with.
out change. ~ i!5'55sa$j'l5ill;tt Away p.
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NosIstoti tho Olllcor.

Saturday night Officer I.uschel arrested
Ysuk Kinney on charge Of diso.dsrly
conduct. Ho resisted and the officer had
hard work to get the upper hand Of him.
After he did so Louis Hess came to Kin.
ney's rescue and stoned Truschel, who
landed Kinney behind tho bars and then
went back and arrested Hess. Both will
BIO up this morning, Kinney Tor resistanco
and disorder, and Hess for interfering
with m etlicer in the discharge Of his
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4 Midnight Picnic.

There was very funny scene in O!to's
restaurant, on Market st.oet, at midnight
Last night. Otto and a friend got into 4
quarrel, and the former undertook to put
his guest out, but couldn't. Their talk
made amusemont for dozsu by ISLANDERS.
Otto drew knife on the other man, who
sat aud smilingly told him to "go stick a
potato" and asked, "Wfil you stick ME in
the stimmick2" After fifteen minutes Of
uproroarious amuaemept the intruder got
up and walked OF, but not until Otto had
tried force and every other menus to put
him out. s- Id il= s9.sEy.E .v,gl 49,
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He Likes Wcst Point.

William Eberle, formerly an INTKLL1.
aEScaa carrier in Bridgeport, and good
one, writes 10 his friends a! homo from
West Point, where he is q cadet at the
United States Military Academy, that he
is in COED health, well satisfied with the
life Of cadet, and intends to stick till he
graduates. He has the metal for good
otlicar. g-5i
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a Fortune rellsrs a,i,fortuu,e a, !,

Saturday night about 10 o'clock Lieu.
tenant Jnnkins and squad Of men raided
the house Of i'll fame Of Abby Jackson, on
the corner OF Eof and Nineteenth streets,
Only four women were arrested. The
proprietress iB in jail, and 1t was on her
complaint that the raid Was made, as she
said she wanted to get all the'girls out Of
the house. One Of the women, who gave
her name as Annie Arnold, said she had
Just entered the house 70 ply her vocs.
rion aa q fortune teller, but she was locked
up with the rest, f,sS55 :5; - - y
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The s'Littlo Nugget" Company.

This famous company, which common,
ces a weeks engagement at the Grand
Opera House this evening, is thus spoken
OF by the Burlington Hawksye: "Paraly zed
completely Our laughing apparatus Ii
completely demolished. We never wsn!
TO eee Little Nugget agsin-un!il we gel
a new set Of lungs. The funniest comedy
on tho face of the earth. All etars anc
the best made-up characters ever on the
stage. The walls Of the Grsnd .Operf
House seemed to smile and the chande
liers Ito chucklo at every movement o.
ssson 4 Cswthorn's company of comic
cussee.-female and otherwiee. CONF
again and we will enlarge the Grand
Opera House." IgEE!+.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. l9.--For
West Virginia local rains, nearly station.
airy temperature, light to fresh variable
Winds, generally aoutheasterly. iM J
For Wcstern PennsylvaniA, warmer,
fair weather in northern portions and
local rains in southern portionu, light to
fresh variable winde, generally south
an pfar1v GA" 81, 81
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In ,lyest Virginia
rT-sl h. md Vicinity. f.L'7. ~

| 'lEg aa0 NANiultJs "Ie. flsA " |5sea
Thieves entered tbs house Of a. AL, ~
Doddridse county, and managed to oct
away with Sl55 in money. %
The price Col. B. F. Harlow ia said n
have received from Hon. Thomas Fl. Dan.
mis- for the Greenbrier 1ndependen. ia
$4,000. - = =
Col. J. F. Johnson, OF Psnlleton conn.
~, is in o very serious condition, Last
spring be had two toes chopped oil, and
gangiens has SGT in. $50 ~ :
Tho prisoners in jail at philinn; 81.
tempted to break jail. They imnrovisad a
saw out Of an old case.knife and eucceeIcJ
in cutting through three bara before they
were discovered. ~ - y
Gordon Wright and Lena Weizsl, tvo
loving, young people Of Greenbrier count n
not being able to nsrry with the conee1t
OF their .parente, skipped out to Ohio and
were joined together. 80, az
The city Of Charleston has about 500 ooo
Wortll 0! improvement under way and this
win The ether Improving being done at
that point by the Government and private
indivlduala sgaregates about SlOO mn
worth OF WORK IN progrecs there this sea.
son, & y EF .537l; I, i; ''-'.>' go ~
= Dol. John McGraw, Of Grafton, late Of
Governor Jackson'a atatF, at present Col.
iector & Internal Revenue for thia State
has bad his name mentioned by cor,
respondent Of one Of the interior par ara
IN connection With the coming Democratic
gubernatorial nomination, "a 49, 1'.o
3 . Hs--s =
The vote in 0larkaburg on tho, proposi.
ton to issue $50. 900 Worth Of bo luHoi II
build a. water works ;retulted 3 in 1ass
votes being cast for the proposition and nd
only % against it. The people arc m ,,f,
pleased over the result and no time viii Il
be lost in getting the works built and hi" in
operation. 4; D' ''u - -
III is reported that Mr.. David Go5olrn m 81 i
winchester, Va, formerly Of Keyser. II 70 4,
start a Republican paper in that inteuseiy
Democratie county ii Jefferson, y It Ia 70
% called the 1fhig. Jefferaon Is tbs land
OF klckerH and a carefully conducted iour.
nal such a. MI. Gosorn has the ebility 10
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a. Visitors at Chnslestuwn.

The Vet Virginia Democrat, Of Charles.
town, hss in connection With its report Of
the meeting OF the Supreme Court Of 1p.
pesls at that point, the following. Among
the distinguished gentleman in attendance
We note the following: Judge Melvin and
Gen. Robert White, Of Wheeling; Hon.
James Morrow, Ir., Of Fairmont; ". N.
Miller, Of Parkerabure; v. 1. Cole. o!
Washington; ]. Dunbar, Of Steubeny!he,
Ohio; Shelton l.. Roger, Of Barbour coun.
ty; s. N. Amber, Of Clarksburg, and
George 3. CALDWELL, Jr., Of West Va, ~.
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On account Of the G. IA. R. National
Encampment to be held in St. Louis, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will cell excursion tick.
cts to St. Louis from September "a to 81,
at $ll Is for the round trip. Good re-.
turning from September q; to October s.
Original purchasers can have limit ex.
tended to October 81, 1857, II deaired. ::
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STRUCK THIS. MORNING.

The Boys Mt tho South Wheeling Glass
FGslTi ~ Works 80 Out. ft } ..
lat l o'clock this morning tho boys.
about IS in number, employed a. the
South Wheeling glass works Of Hobbs,
Brockuaier 4 Go. quit work. They de.
manded au increaee of waseu oil round,
and this being refused, all quit work. OF
conrpe this compelled the factory to sus.
pend operations. The turn then at work
only went on at midnight, and had but
fairly got started.s ,iS5s n :
The outcome Of tho strike cannot BIO
conjectured at this writing. n
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3 NEW YoRK, Sept. 1s.--Tho Executive
Committee Of the Beecher statue fund has
decided to commission J. Q. Award, the
well:known sculptor, to execute the statue
Of Henry Ward Beecher, to be erected In
Blooklyn.It will be Of bronze, on q
granite pedestal. z! us. 80
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TE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloonings and Over.
coatlngs, which We IRE prepared 10 make
up In hrst.ciass style at reasonable
prices. W.
Our White Unlaundrled Shirt, double
scanned, re.erf8reed front and back, at
50 cents, Is the grentest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of Balbriggan Un-
derWear from II GOA suit upwards, at
- g. HESS a. SONS,
1891 s. 1928 Market Street,
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Iucendiarism III this State.

The Insurance Chronicle prints a compar
alive statement sho wing the proportion o.
incendiary aIes in the past year in all the
States. In Veg. Virginia OF all the fires
recorded, 81 per cent were Of incendiary
origin, q percentage exceeded only BY
tho,s Of Arkanaas, Kentucky, Mississippi
and Tennessee. ~ q. 'l,EHG- K. -,
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II The Pennsylvania Company announces
smother cheap excursion to Cleveland on
Tuesday, September 20, for which tickets
VIII be Gold at rate Of 81 Is from Bridge
port, and will be good returning by any
regular train, stopping Of their deatina.
ton, until Saturday, September a. inclu.
eve; Special train leaves Bridgeport at
b:42 A. NJ, central time. Z s, 145.ss lllittl 4
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PEOPLE have learned that it pays them
70 discriminate in favor Of G.Mendel &
20. when in want OF furniture, carpets
oil cloths, linoleuma, etc. otc. - S":f '>'
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I ,,";EvERYInrNa goes'' out Of G. Mendel &
Co.'s popular furniture and carpet house
when people sec tho price marks. .E7s1 \:
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Ivory STARCH. No cooking, no stick
ing, harmless to fabric. Labor saving.
Grocers. y. I'll ~ : o
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Lest-plaid Shawl. 'tjg
For saie- Lots in Moundsvllc. -
Base gIll-&1anstcld vs.. Wheeltrg.
e Public sale-fRrn--D Y. PasAhali, ~
D!am0uds-l. G. Dillon. -G7s..3 q 3.
Miss Adelaide misunderstanding and Painting.
wanted-Two Eoys-Eead OF Local. ~ =
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q, inn!nss."...".a...-.. 2as.4 bT6I71SI9lI
mheetiug."....,.........0 O Q 0 o o @ % OF
kalamh zoe. .....,........ l 0 0 0 90 90 XII

Earned runs, mono. Bases on ball. by Irwin, /,
Struck, out. by Kimber, .; by Irwin, 2. Lett on
bases, Wheeling, 8; kalamazoo, 9. Time OF game,
l.31. Umpire, curtin. - ---.--- -'.-.-- -
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Mendel & Co. + 81 ,l'-. 15I3l5, M, 270.
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ia
at Cincinnati there was no game on &C.
count OF rain. .ij..- S. s.75I NJ.
At NsE York the Athletics PLACED good
ball and easily defeated tho Brooklyns,
Brooklyns 50, Athlatics S. Hits-Brook.
Ign, 3; A!h!e.ics, s. Errors-Brooklyns,
81. Athletics. A. Bstteries-Toole and
CLARK; Wehying and Townsend. ~,
AT St. Louis Cleveland again gave the
Champions hard fight, aud only lost the
game after great struggle. Eight thous.
and people were present. Tbs game was
characterized by brilliant fielding and
some mighty hard hitting. st..Louis 6,
Cleveland 4 Hits-St. Louis, 10; Cleve-
land, II. Etlors--St. Louie, 8; Cleys.
land, 3. Batteries-Knoutf and Bushons ;
Crowsll md Snyder. - -